The Calgary Flames got out to an early lead and used that to keep the Vegas Golden Knights from crawling back in a 6-3 Saturday night victory. CF% – 50.83%|| SCF% – 43.74%|| HDCF% – 45.19%|| xGF% – 42.56% It’s a Team Game – Calgary got on top of things right away.
Eric Francis started the conversation on Saturday’s After Hours with Rasmus Andersson by talking about all of the trade rumors that are out there. “Contract-wise, there’s been a lot said about it.
Ryan Lomberg fell just shy of a Gordie Howe hat trick on Saturday night, missing out on registering an assist. But we’re sure if you ask any of the announced 18,256 fans at the Saddledome, they probably weren’t bothered all that much by him falling short of that feat in a 6-3 Calgary Flames home victory over the Vegas Golden Knights.
Mikael Backlund scored two goals for the second straight game and Connor Zary and MacKenzie Weegar each had three assists to lead the host Calgary Flames to a 6-3 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Saturday night.
NHL head coaches have to hire good assistants. They have to set an overarching philosophy, juggle lineup configurations, and do the kind of “man management” that is impossible to track statistically.
It’s been 30 years since the Calgary Flames acquired one of the best players in franchise history. On Dec. 19, 1995, the Flames traded Joe Nieuwendyk to the Dallas Stars for Jarome Iginla.
Following the trade of Quinn Hughes to the Minnesota Wild, Calgary Flames defenceman Rasmus Andersson is probably the most attractive blueliner likely available in the trade market.
It is that time of year again when the World Junior Championship is set to start. The Calgary Flames will likely have two players on the Canadian final roster, with Zayne Parekh and Cole Reschny.
Gang, as the Calgary Flames head into Saturday’s action, they’re in an unenviable place. They open proceedings with a 14-17-4 record and 32 points. That puts them 29th in the league in points (ignoring games-played differences) or 30th in points percentage (accounting for games-played differences).
Perhaps hidden behind the mess that is the Calgary Flames roster, one of the team’s top prospects is quietly having a historic season in the AHL. Selected in the first round of the 2024 NHL draft, Matvei Gridin has been tearing up the AHL this season.
The ghost of Christmas Past came to visit the Calgary Wranglers on Friday and he came in the form of Matthew Phillips. The Calgary Wranglers hosted the San Diego Gulls on Friday for just their second meeting of the season and it was a battle of a game.
At some point, the Calgary Flames were always going to have to confront the reality of their position in the standings. Despite internal resistance to fully embracing a sell-off, the numbers are beginning to dictate the franchise’s direction.
A little over a year and a half ago, the Calgary Flames made a trade that, at the time, was viewed as a moderately successful move, while today it appears to be a massive win for the organization, both in the short term and the long term.
Matt Coronato scored to break a third-period deadlock and Rasmus Andersson collected three assists as the host Calgary Flames claimed a 4-2 comeback victory over the slumping Seattle Kraken on Thursday.
It has been announced this afternoon by the AHL that Calgary Wranglers forward Alex Gallant has been hit with a two-game suspension after his actions during the December 14th game against the Abbotsford Canucks.
The Flames placed forward Dryden Hunt on waivers Thursday, according to Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet. The move will allow Calgary to assign him to the AHL before the holiday roster freeze goes into effect Saturday if he clears.
Calgary Flames defenseman Jake Bean will have surgery to repair an undisclosed injury that’s been lingering for a while, according to Flames head coach Ryan Huska.
There was no way around it: this 2025-26 Calgary Flames team was always going to be under a microscope this season, after electing to stand pat at last season’s trade deadline, not sell any assets, to miss the playoffs via tiebreaker.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. – If there’s one thing Calgary Flames defenseman Zayne Parekh doesn’t lack, it’s confidence. You have to truly believe in yourself when you play a high-flying game style as he does.